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Accelerated Exploration
Focused On Delivering
World-class Assets
Gold and Copper, NSW
Brisbane Resources Lunch, 2 May 2023
ASX: LGM
Disclaimer
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This presentation contains exploration results and historic exploration results as originally reported the Company’s Prospectus dated 28 July 2021 and released 9 September and subsequent ASX market announcements. The Company confirms
that it is not aware of any new information that materially affects the information included in the original market announcements and that all material assumptions and technical parameters underpinning the estimates in the relevant market
announcements continue to apply and have not materially changed. The Company confirms that the form and context in which the Competent Persons’ findings are presented have not been materially modified from the original market
announcements.
The information in this presentation that relates to Exploration Targets, Exploration Results, Mineral Resources or Ore Reserves is based on information compiled by Thomas Wall, a Competent Person who is a Member of the Australian
Institute of Geoscientists. Mr Wall is the Technical Director is a full-time employee of Legacy Minerals Limited and a shareholder, who has sufficient experience that is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under
consideration and to the activity being undertaken to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2012 edition of the Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves. Mr Wall consents to the
inclusion in the report of the matters based on his information in the form and context in which it appears.
The release of these presentation materials has been authorised by the Board.
Date of Release: 10 November 2021
HARDEN GOLD MINE PROSPECT
HN0013 at 194-195m1
1ASX: LGM 15DEC21 Visible Gold Intercepted & Re-assays Upgrade Gold Results
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Depth of Projects in a World Class Jurisdiction
Black Range Au-Ag
Epithermal
Rockley
Cu-Au
Porphyry
Cobar
Au-Cu
Cobar Type
Harden
Au
Orogenic
Bauloora
Au-Ag
Epithermal
Fontenoy
Cu-Au
Porphyry
Mulholland Ni-Sn-REE
Skarn
2,450km2 of exploration tenements
Map of central NSW showing Legacy Minerals tenements (red) and geographical location of major mining and
exploration projects in NSW (figures are expressed as mineral resources).
Note: references on this slide can be located in the Appendix – Endnotes on Slides 25 and 26
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ASX:LGM
Company overview
ASX Share Price
$0.17
Shares on Issues
83M
Options on Issue (30c, 22.5c)
$13M
Cash (at Mar-31)
$1.4M
Dr David Carland
Non-Executive
Chairman
Investment banker with over 40 experience. Has held
senior positions at UBS, Bankers Trust, CRA (now Rio Tinto).
David was recently the Non-Executive Chair of Rex Minerals
(RXM).
Douglas Menzies
Non-Executive
Director
Geologist with 28 years of widespread experience in the
porphyry gold‐copper districts of PNG and Australia,
epithermal gold‐silver projects in Australia, Indonesia, Fiji,
Laos, Chile. Doug has held positions at Rio Tinto,
Wafi‐Golpu, and is the VP of Inflection Resources.
Matthew Wall
Non-Executive
Director
Commercial specialist with over 35 years of experience in
metals and mining across sales, marketing, logistics,
trading, and risk management. Matt has held senior
management roles with Rio Tinto, EDF Trading and Wood
Mackenzie and is the Chairman of Allegiance Coal (AHQ)
32%
4.9M, 0.4M
Market Capitalisation
Debt
Directors
Issued Capital
Capital Structure1
68%
Nil
Top 20
56%
Board and Management
Other Shareholders
0.25
10000000
0.2
8000000
0.15
6000000
4000000
0.1
0.05
0
2000000
0
-2000000
Volume
Share Price $AUD
Management
Christopher Byrne
CEO & Managing
Director
Thomas Wall
Exploration Manager
& Executive Director
Electrical Engineer with diverse experience in the mining
sector with Anglo American across maintenance,
operations, and capital works. Proven record of delivering
large and complex mining and infrastructure projects in
greenfield and brownfield environments
Exploration Geologist with wide ranging exploration
industry experience with senior roles at Peak Gold Mines
and New South Resources. Demonstrated exploration and
mining success across a variety of commodities and deposit
styles
1 As of 1 May 2023
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Emerging large scale Au/Ag
low sulphidation vein field
Bauloora
Au-Ag
(Newmont JV)
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Newmont Joint Venture
Joint Venture Summary
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Discovery focused joint venture
Legacy Minerals management of the project for initial period
Carried through to production
Minimum Commitment
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Drill testing at the Breccia Sinter Prospect by end of 2023.
Regional aerial magnetic survey of the tenements by end of 2023.
A$2 million spend within 24 months.
Earn in Phases
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•
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A 51% farm-in interest by spending a total of A$5 million within 48 months.
24% farm-in interest in the tenements by spending an additional A$10
million.
Minimum total of 12,000 meters of drilling
Newmont financing facility and Mining Joint Venture
•
•
•
A Mining Joint Venture formed upon decision to mine
LGM may elect to have Newmont finance development (NEM to earn-in
up to 80%).
The loan would be re-paid from Legacy Minerals’ share of any future
mining proceeds.
Note: references on this slide can be located in the Appendix – Endnotes on Slides 25 and 26
Map of central NSW showing Legacy Minerals tenements (red) and geographical location of major
mining and exploration projects in NSW (figures are expressed as mineral resources).
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Bauloora - Value creation through discovery success
District scale control – 330km2 license
•
Alteration across 150km2 zone
•
27km2 low sulphidation vein field
Bauloora Project
Primary Vein Field
Untested potential
•
Previously unrecognised opportunity
•
1 drill hole every 75ha, average depth 88m
High-Grades and Extensive Veining
•
High-grade gold, silver and base metals
•
Veins up to 3m wide at surface for >2km
Preserved Epithermal System
•
Widespread recognition of sinter
•
Strongly elevated in Hg, Sb, and As
Low Risk Development Pathway
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Excellent metallurgical recoveries
•
Close to infrastructure (power, rail, water)
•
Good land access
Note: references on this slide can be located in the Appendix – Endnotes on Slides 25 and 26
Bauloora tenure (red) with ASTER interpreted propylitic signature and
anomalous spectral responses shown and currently defined ‘gold zone’ 1
Current combined extent of low-sulphidation epithermal-style
textured veins and sinter related lithology
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Drilling Completed – Assays pending
Targeting undrilled high order geochemical anomalous vein trends
•
1,649.6m of diamond drilling completed
•
Wide spaced proof of concept drilling tested 1.5km of strike
•
New epithermal vein discovery (MM008) parallel to Mee Mar vein trend
•
Impressive shallow continuity of mineralisation across entire strike length tested
Hole MM008 and MM001 showing low sulphidation epithermal textured veins and breccia 1
Mee Mar Prospect showing the location of completed diamond-cored drill holes, over
Sb soil sample results and Au rock chip results 2
Note: references on this slide can be located in the Appendix – Endnotes on Slides 25 and 26
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Globally Significant Project Scale
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The Bauloora vein field is of similar scale to typical multi-million oz vein fields found globally1
•
The Company is actively stepping out and mapping the system which is open in all directions
•
Technical comparisons due to similarities of textures, vein field size, and geochemistry made to major projects including Pajingo, Cracow
and Cerro Negro
Vein Fields
Note: references on this slide can be located in the Appendix – Endnotes on Slides 25 and 26
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Bauloora Epithermal System Model
Interpreted depositional setting for rock sock samples (Modified from Global Ore Discovery, modified from Global Ore
Discovery https://www.globalorediscovery.com.
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District control of another
underexplored low
sulphidation epithermal
Black Range
Au-Ag
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Black Range – Another large, underexplored epithermal system…
Regional Setting
District scale control – 905km2 license
•
Large 4.5 x 1.5km silica-sericitesulphide alteration zone
(Sugarbag Hill Prospect)
•
30km of strike between known
epithermal occurrences
Black Range Project
Untested potential
•
30 years since last drilling at
Sugarbag Hill prospect - Newcrest
Mining Limited 1992
•
Extremely limited drilling across the
tenement package
Work program underway
•
Systematic work program to
commence including geochemistry
and geophysics
Black Range EL and ELA (red) with solid geology showing major prospect
and geology (public data, MinView Department of Regional NSW)
Black Range regional geology map overlain with EL and ELA
tenement boundaries
Note: references on this slide can be located in the Appendix – Endnotes on Slides 25 and 26
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Black Range and Bauloora – Why does the opportunity still exist?
No drilling = no discovery
Held by major companies distracted by other successes
Bauloora
• Across the 27km2 vein field zone 1 drill hole per 72 ha1
• Systematic work not done
Black Range
• Average drill depth of 90m with 1 drill hole per 1,700 ha
Summarised Timeline
Bauloora
Black Range
Billiton Australia
Did not identify boiling zones
1992
North Limited (Rio Tinto)
Cowal Discovered - focus shifted
1995
No on ground exploration at
Sugarbag Hill since (over 30 years)
2023
LGM peg tenement and
consolidate with ELA
Cadia Hill Discovered,
Newcrest cease exploration
• Virtually no exploration across the majority of 905km2(1)
No modern geochemistry or geophysics
Bauloora and Black Range
• Limited historic electrical geophysical surveys
• Geochemistry mostly limited to minimal elements
• Lack of pathfinder elements analysed
Newmont and LGM
Joint Venture
• Geology and terrain is amenable to low cost – high value
exploration methods
Note: references on this slide can be located in the Appendix – Endnotes on Slides 25 and 26
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Black Range - Why are we excited?
Recognition of NSW’s potential to host major systems
• Low-sulphidation epithermal systems are not common to NSW
• With the age of the LFB, preservation is uncommon
• Bauloora was a breakthrough - the recognition of sinter related lithology
makes it one of the world’s oldest preserved epithermal systems
• Black Range, dated to have similar age mineralisation as Bauloora, and has a
large low temperature silicified upper zone or 'cap’ that may represent the
top of a preserved epithermal system.
TARGET
SCALE
Black Range Tenement Size
905km2
Hydrothermal Alteration Zone
>6.75km2
Primary Vein Field
?
Gold Zone
?
Vein Trend Strike
?
Mineralised Shoots
150m x 150m
• Recognition of multiple caldera occurrences of Silurian and Devonian age
Our Approach
• Morden systematic exploration
• Mapping, soil sampling, detailed magnetics and radiometrics
• Boots on ground, ground truthing and rock chipping
Note: references on this slide can be located in the Appendix – Endnotes on Slides 25 and 26
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Positioned in the Heart
of the Cobar Basin
Cobar
Au-Cu (Zn-Pb)
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Primed for Discovery
World class jurisdiction
• Active region for acquisitions (CSA and Endeavor)
• Less than 10km from Metals Acquisition Corp’s CSA Mine
(recently purchased from Glencore for $1.1B USD)1
• Sustained regional exploration successes
• Proximal to infrastructure and skilled mining workforce
Undrilled search space
• Only 4 shallow RC holes across 302km2 exploration licence
• Undrilled geophysical anomalies – including IP, AEM and discrete mag highs
• Late Time AEM conductors - potential bedrock anomalies
Regionally significant gold-lag anomaly
• Gold in lag up to 1.5g/t Au & 0.43g/t Au2 (Yarrawonga)
• Most major Cobar discoveries have an associated lag anomaly
Note: references on this slide can be located in the Appendix – Endnotes on Slides 25 and 26
Cobar tenement boundary (EL5911) overlain with regional magnetics RTP and
surrounding company licences
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All the Right Ingredients
Structural complexity –
Mineralisation pathways
Geochemically
anomalous
No sovereign risk, great
land access, surrounded
by mills and infrastructure
Geophysically anomalous
B
A
Schematic cross section through the eastern Cobar Basin showing major faults and
locations of major mineral deposits.1
Cobar tenement (EL5911) boundary showing major deposits and prospect areas 1
Note: references on this slide can be located in the Appendix – Endnotes on Slides 25 and 26
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Prime position in
Australia’s premier
Cu-Au porphyry district
Rockley
Cu-Au
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Rockley: An emerging porphyry district
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Rockley - porphyry potential
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Classic porphyry magnetic signature - central magnetic high surrounded
by a doughnut shaped magnetic low, on NW-SE fault, coincident with a
discrete potassic high and widespread Au-Cu anomalism at surface4
•
Prospective Phase 4 Ordovician Macquarie arc volcanics
Ongoing success in the LFB
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Alkane (ASX: ALK) Boda discovery (2019)1
•
Magmatic (ASX: MAG) Corvette discovery (2022)2
Government Cu-Au prospectivity recognition
•
LGM’s tenement assessed to be the most prospective area for
porphyry related Cu-Au in Rockley-Gulgong Volcanics (Geological
Survey of NSW and Kenex)5
Nearby porphyry success
•
Known to host porphyry related mineralisation - Bushranger
(LON:XTR) inferred Mineral Resource 71Mt at 0.44% Cu3
•
Drilling intercepts the porphyry from 11m with recent intercepts
920m @ 0.3% Cu from 110m inc. 156m @ 0.48% Cu3
Rockley tenement (EL8926) showing RTP magnetics and K/Th radiometric images overlain
with historical workings and identified regions of interest (ROI).4
Note: references on this slide can be located in the Appendix – Endnotes on Slides 25 and 26
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ROCKLEY – Growing Au-Cu story
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Overlooked and untested
•
District proven to host significant porphyry
mineralisation
•
Limited geochemistry sampling and
geophysical surveys across the tenement
•
Scarcity of drilling across the tenement
•
•
Only 22 RAB historical holes in south
of the porphyry area of interest1
No holes deeper than 15m depth
All the right ingredients
•
Rock sample of a porphyry-style D
vein (using classification by
Gustafson and Hunt, 1975) which
reported 0.30g/t Au, 5.7g/t Ag,
0.54% Cu, 89ppm Pb, 2,160ppm Zn
Right rocks in the right district
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Macquarie Arc Ordovician host rocks
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Historic high grade gold and copper mines
grading up 21% Cu2
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Wide spread Au and Cu anomalism1
•
4km by 2km of rock chips grading 0.5% Cu
Schematic interpretative model for the project modified after Holliday and Cooke 2007;
Cooke et al. 2014
Quartz vein with azurite staining
(Quartz Hill Prospect) 0.25g/t Au,
69.3g/t Ag, 201ppm As, 0.24%ppm
Cu, 1710ppm Sb
Note: references on this slide can be located in the Appendix – Endnotes on Slides 25 and 26
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Discovery exposure with
leading artificial intelligence
exploration company
Earth AI
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Realising value through strategic partners
Fontenoy – Cu, Au, PGE
Mulholland – Ni, Sn, REE
Earth AI
8km of copper and gold mineralisation with
limited drill testing
Known skarns and untested anomalies with several
significant drill ready nickel and tin prospects
Strategic Alliance putting LGM at
the exploration forefront1
•
Exposure for LGM shareholders to the
priority AI owned by Earth AI (EAI)
•
EAI have locally based drilling operations
•
EAI will spend pp to $4.5M over 2 years
•
Unlike a ‘classic JV’ – purely success based
•
LGM retain 100% ownership
Accelerated exposure to
potential discoveries
Note: references on this slide can be located in the Appendix – Endnotes on Slides 25 and 26
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Planned Exploration Program (Current Funding)
Upcoming Announcements
Q2
Black Range
Reconnaissance Field Work
Q2
Cobar
AEM Modelling
Q2 - Q4
Black Range
Mapping and Geochem
Q3 - Q4
Black Range
Cobar
Drill Campaign
Q3
Rockley
Geochem
Q2 - Q3
Cobar
Geochem
ASX Progress Results (Till June)
Anticipated Date
Black Range Exploration
Mid-End May
Mee Mar Assays
Early May
Cobar AEM Modelling
Mid-End May
Fontenoy Scout Geochem
April – May
Bauloora Exploration Program
Mid May
2023
Q2
Mee Mar
Drill Assays
Q2
Fontenoy
Scout Geochem
Q2
Bauloora
Geophysics
Q3
Fontenoy
AEM
Q2 – Q3
Bauloora
Geochem
2024
Q3
Bauloora Aerial mag/rad
Q3
Fontenoy
Drill Campaign
Q3-Q4
Sinter Prospect
Drill Campaign
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•
Follow up drill campaigns
Follow up generative work
Partnership funding
up to $19.5M over 8 years
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Why Legacy Minerals
CONTACT
Emerging discovery at Bauloora
Two district scale epithermal
gold projects
Depth of projects in a Tier 1
Province
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Chris Byrne
CEO and Managing Director
chris.byrne@legacyminerals.com.au
+61 (0) 499 527 547
Focused on delivering
shareholder value
Exploration forefront with
Artificial Intelligence
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Appendices – Endnotes
Slide 3, Slide 6: 1 Alkane Resources Kaiser Resource Estimate of ~4.7M Gold Equivalent 27 February 2023; 2 Silver Mines, Ord Minnett East coast Mining Conference, March 2023;
3 Alkane Resource and Reserve Statement FY22, 9 September 2022; 4 Newcrest Mining Annual Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves Statement 17 February 2022; 5 Sandfire
Resources NL 2019 Annual Report ; 6 Regis Resources Annual Mineral Resource and Ore Reserve Statement 8 June 2022; 7 CMOC Northparkes Mining and Technical Information;
8 Evolution Mining 2022 Annual Report
Project
Company
Mineral Resource
Measured
Resource
Indicated
Inferred
Resource
Bowdens, NSW
Silver Mines Ltd
318Moz AuEq
185.6 AgEq
69.1 AgEq
63.3 AgEq
Boda-Kaiser, NSW
Alkane Resources Ltd
7.26Moz Au, 1.38Mt Cu
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-
7.26Moz Au, 1.38Mt Cu
Tomingley, NSW
Alkane Resources Ltd
1.75Moz Au
0.13M Au
1.019Moz Au
0.59Moz
McPhillamys, NSW
Regis Resources Ltd
2.29Moz Au
2.28Moz Au
0.001Moz Au
Cadia-Ridegway, NSW
Newcrest Mining Ltd
33.31Moz Au, 7.9Mt Cu
0.31Moz Au,
0.041Mt Cu
33Moz Au, 7.3Mt Cu
0.75Moz, 1.1Mt Cu
Cowal, NSW
Evolution Mining Limited
9.618Moz Au
0.367Moz Au
7.33Moz Au
1.92Moz Au
Temora, NSW
Sandfire Resources Ltd
2.2Moz 728kt Cu
-
0.381Moz Au, 83kt Cu
1.8Moz Au, 645kt Cu
Nth Parkes, NSW
CMOC Mining Pty Ltd
3.09Moz Au, 2.63Mt Cu
1.64Moz Au,
1.2Mt Cu
1.1Moz Au, 1.1Mt Cu
0.35Moz Au, 0.33Mt Cu
Mineral Equivalents:
Bowdens: Calculations have been rounded to the nearest 100,000 t, 0.1 g/t silver and 0.01% zinc and lead grades respectively. The Ore Reserve is reported by economic cut-off grade with appropriate consideration
of modifying factors including costs, geotechnical considerations, mining and process recoveries and metal pricing. Bowdens’ silver equivalent: Ag Eq (g/t) = Ag (g/t) + 33.48*Pb (%) + 49.61*Zn (%) +80*Au (g/t)
calculated from prices of US$20/oz silver, US$1.50/lb zinc, US$1.00/lb lead, US$1600/oz gold and metallurgical recoveries of 85% silver, 82% zinc, 83% lead and 85% gold estimated from test work commissioned by
Silver Mines Limited (Silver Mines, Ord Minnett East coast Mining Conference, March 2023)
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Appendices – Endnotes (continued)
Slide 7: 1: ASX: LGM 19 October 2022 Exploration Ramp up at Bauloora Epithermal Gold Project; 2:LGM ASX 1 November 2022 Geophysics Expands Potential Size of Bauloora Gold
System
Slide 8: 1: LGM ASX: 15 February 2023 Significant new discovery at the Bauloora Epithermal Project; 2: LGM ASX: 21NOV2022 New High-Grade Gold Assays Returned Across
Bauloora
Slide 9: 1: ASX: LGM 19 October 2022 Exploration Ramp up at Bauloora Epithermal Gold Project
Slide 13: 1: MinView, www.minview.geoscience.nsw.gov.au
Slide 16: 1: Metals Acquisition Corp March 17 2022, Metals Acquisition Corp. And Glencore Agree To Amend Terms Of The CSA Mine Acquisition; 2: Company’s Prospectus dated 28
July 2021 lodged 9 September 2021 (ASX: LGM)
Slide 17: 1: Company’s Prospectus dated 28 July 2021 lodged 9 September 2021 (ASX: LGM),
Slide 19: 1: ASX: ALK Discovery of Significant Porphyry Gold-Copper Mineralisation at Boda Prospect within Northern Molong Porphyry Project (NSW); 2: ASX: MAG Assays Confirm
High Grade Mineralisation at the Corvette; 3: Xtract Resources plc 19 March 2021 First Drill Assay Results from the Bushranger Copper-Gold Project; 4: ASX: LGM 27 July 2022
Geophysics Defines Porphyry Copper-Gold Targets at Rockley; 5: Company’s Prospectus dated 28 July 2021 lodged 9 September 2021 (ASX: LGM)
Slide 20: 1: ASX: LGM 4 April 2022: Extensive Copper and Gold in Rock Chips and Rockley; 2: Company’s Prospectus dated 28 July 2021 lodged 9 September 2021 (ASX: LGM)
Slide 22: 1: ASX: LGM 3 May 2022: Strategic Exploration Alliance with AI Explorer
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